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d5
01:01
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f2
01:15
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d6
01:03
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4. |
d4
01:56
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s0
00:43
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d7
01:17
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g1
00:52
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d2
01:50
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d9
00:47
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d8
01:04
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f1
01:20
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12. |
d0
01:52
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b0
01:05
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14. |
s2
00:27
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15. |
g2
00:48
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16. |
b1
00:42
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17. |
s1
01:08
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18. |
d1
01:22
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19. |
d3
01:06
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20. |
b2
00:36
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21. |
g0
01:51
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